Titlebook: Management Decision Support Systems; Andrew M. McCosh,Michael S. Scott Morton Book 1978 Andrew M. McCosh and Michael S. Scott Morton 1978

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The Design Process, This field is too new for a thoroughly detailed description to be supplied. Therefore, this chapter does not contain a complete “cookbook” approach to the design and implementation of such systems but it does give the major steps in the process and the important things that must be dealt with if such applications are to be successful.

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The Pricing Decision,In this chapter, as in the three preceding, we shall consider the economic facts of the decision, and then illustrate the use of a time-shared decision support model for pricing. This model has been implemented on a visual display system.

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A Profit-planning Support System,ility once again. But if the business or part of the business is already working full tilt, the manager must be satisfied that the new opportunity has greater merit than some presently scheduled activity, before he accepts the order.

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The Financial Analysis of Merger Opportunities,is the income tax problem. If the seller disposes of his entire corporation for cash, he will probably be subject to capital gain taxes amounting to one quarter of the proceeds of sale. This can be very expensive and many sellers prefer a securities exchange basis, which defers income tax and capita

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Andrew M. McCosh,Michael S. Scott Mortonison, stepping in tune with others, all searching for similar rhythms. They may be developing their own steps, making a difference, constructing a display, making a mockery of the expected steps, or moving round lazily, not wanting to make the effort to learn the proper steps, or moving around clums

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Andrew M. McCosh,Michael S. Scott Mortonison, stepping in tune with others, all searching for similar rhythms. They may be developing their own steps, making a difference, constructing a display, making a mockery of the expected steps, or moving round lazily, not wanting to make the effort to learn the proper steps, or moving around clums